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Exploring the Differencesbetween Male and FemaleStudents in UsingPolitenessStrategiesinside the EFL ClassroomBased on Brown &Levinson’s (1987) Theory The Case of EFL Master 1 LS StudentsatLaarbiTebessiUniversity

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dc.contributor.author Naceur eddine Aya, Maamri Ghada
dc.date.accessioned 2023-06-26T11:24:46Z
dc.date.available 2023-06-26T11:24:46Z
dc.date.issued 2023
dc.identifier.citation University of Martyr Sheikh Arab Tbesi Tebessa en_US
dc.identifier.uri http//localhost:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/9501
dc.description.abstract This studyaimed to explore the differencesbetween male and femalestudents in usingpolitenessstrategiesinside the EFL classroombased on Brown and Levinson'stheory. Specificallywith Master1 Language Sciences studentsat the English Departmentat El Chahid Sheikh LaarbiTebessiUniversitywhereweattempted to explore the dominant usedpolitenessstrategies by eachgender. The population wasselectedbased on purposivesampling technique because master1 studentsweresupposed to bepragmaticallycompetent. The presentstudyadopted mixed-methodresearch design. Moreover, a DiscourseCompletion Test wassubmitted to the same population to answer the first research question (What are the dominant usedpolitenessstrategies by EFL M1 LS males and whichones are used more by females?). Also, an observation wasappliedduring five (05) sessions to seek an answer for the second question (Are thereanysimilarities or differencesbetween M1 LS male and femalelearners in usingpolitenessstrategies?). The obtained data wereanalyzedquantitatively and qualitatively to achievevalidresults. The findingsrevealedthatgender has an effect on the strategiestheyemploy. Moreover, itisfoundthat males tend to be direct, concise and explicit in conversing by usingboth "Bald on-record" and "Positive politeness" with a higherpercentagecompared to the otherstrategies. Unlikefemaleswho are closer to employ "Negativepoliteness" and "Off-record" than the otherstrategieswhichreflecttheirtendency to be indirect and more politethan males by keepingtheirutterancesfriendly and softened. Eventually, a set of implications and recommendations are proposed for possible future researches. en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.publisher University of Martyr Sheikh Arab Tbesi Tebessa en_US
dc.subject Exploring, Differences, between, Male, Female, Students in Using, Politeness, Strategies, inside, EFL, Classroom, Based, Brown, &Levinson’s, Theory en_US
dc.title Exploring the Differencesbetween Male and FemaleStudents in UsingPolitenessStrategiesinside the EFL ClassroomBased on Brown &Levinson’s (1987) Theory The Case of EFL Master 1 LS StudentsatLaarbiTebessiUniversity en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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